The pound plummets as markets revolt against Kwasi Kwarteng’s mini-budget
The government’s programme has cost the UK dearly, even before the first pound is borrowed.
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
The government’s programme has cost the UK dearly, even before the first pound is borrowed.
ByThose earning over £200,000 will receive a tax cut of £4,000.
ByMel Stride, the chair of the Treasury Select Committee, says the government’s lack of transparency could have serious implications for…
ByThe tax cuts to be announced on Friday will hand a much greater proportion of income back to those who…
ByAll governments want higher growth but few put the incentives in place to achieve it.
ByThe extra bank holiday for the Queen's funeral could cost the British economy £2bn.
ByThe government is causing companies to waste money while they wait to find out how much help they will receive.
ByBased on current prices, UK GDP is smaller than it was before the 2008 financial crisis.
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